Spotify Axes 17% Of Workforce In Third Round Of Layoffs This Year
The music streaming service hopes the cuts, which amount to about 1,500 people, will help it become profitable.
View ArticleHunt For Gulf Pipeline Leak Continues As Oil Spill Tops 1 Million Gallons
The U.S. Coast Guard is still searching for the origin of the Gulf of Mexico leak.
View ArticleJudge Smacks Down Elon Musk's Bid To Skirt Content Moderation Law
A transparency report regarding moderation on X, formerly Twitter, is due on Monday.
View ArticleIce Storms And Blizzards Pummel The Central U.S. A Day After Christmas
A North Dakota ice storm sealed windows shut while blizzard conditions in Colorado caused hundreds of airport delays and cancellations.
View ArticleUAW Deal With General Motors Would Bring Battery Plant Workers Into Union
The union now has deals in place with each of the “Big Three,” but members must vote on whether to accept them.
View ArticleResearchers At OpenAI Warned Board Of New Advance Before Sam Altman Fired:...
The tech company has been under intense scrutiny after the board fired its CEO before reinstating him this week.
View ArticleJudge Tosses Trader Joe’s Trademark Complaint Against Union In Brutal Fashion
The judge wrote that the company had tried to “weaponize the legal system” against its workers, and that its attorneys almost deserved sanctions.
View ArticleWhy A Teamsters Strike Is Brewing At Anheuser-Busch
Five-thousand workers across the country could hit the picket lines soon if the storied brew-maker doesn't give job guarantees to the union.
View ArticleTeen Boy's Death At Mississippi Poultry Plant Leads To $213,000 Fine
Sixteen-year-old Duvan Robert Tomas Perez was killed after being pulled into a machine while cleaning a Mar-Jac Poultry plant.
View ArticleSam Altman Reinstated At OpenAI After Chaotic Removal
Altman will lead a new advanced AI research team at the tech giant along with some of his former colleagues.
View ArticleMicrosoft CEO Says He's 'Open' To Prospect Of Sam Altman Returning To OpenAI
The tech giant had previously announced that it was bringing in Altman and former OpenAI President Greg Brockman to lead a new AI research team.
View ArticleFlight Lands On Virginia Highway Shortly After Takeoff
A flight with seven passengers on Friday made a "hard landing" on a Virginia highway just minutes later.
View ArticleTrader Joe’s Illegally Closed New York Store To Stop Union Organizing, Feds...
Workers had told HuffPost they believed the closure was meant to chill their union campaign.
View ArticleThese Companies Have All Sued Their Workers’ Unions Claiming ‘Trademark...
Starbucks just became the latest company to take its workers' union to court because of its name and imagery.
View Article'Time Is Up': Scientists Warn Earth Has Entered 'Uncharted Climate Territory'
A new climate report provides a raw, stunning assessment of the world we’ve unraveled.
View ArticleDog Rescued Unharmed After Getting Stuck For 3 Days In Bear Cave
A black bear was "happily sleeping and apparently not too concerned about his 'cave mate,'" according to a Tennessee fire department.
View ArticleOil Prices Surge As Israel Prepares To Invade Gaza
The spike is not yet showing up at the pump, but fears of a regional conflict are driving up key crude benchmarks.
View ArticlePharmacy Chain Rite Aid Files For Bankruptcy Amid Fallout From...
Major U.S. pharmacy chain Rite Aid says it has obtained $3.45 billion in fresh financing as it carries out a restructuring plan.
View ArticleFord Chairman Rebukes Auto Workers Union For Shutting Down Truck Plant
UAW President Shawn Fain shot back at Bill Ford: "[He] knows exactly how to settle this strike."
View ArticleClimate Researcher Who Refuses To Fly For Environmental Reasons Fired
Gianluca Grimalda is an advocate of slow travel, but lost his job after refusing to fly home from a research trip on short notice.
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